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...dle class, had, through all sorts of dishonest means, attained the rank of titular councillor. He had been fairly successful as an intermediary in leg... ...n. It was an old-fashioned garden, with rich dark soil, such as one rarely sees around Moscow, laid out on the slope of a hill into four separate part... ...penetrates there. The little house is such a squat one, such as one rarely sees nowadays; the very smell in it is antique; the people antique, the air... ...s very much annoyed at Kollomietzev’s being there. “Devil take the man! He sees nihilists every- where and is always wanting to suppress them! Let him...

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... of the infirm old Archbishop of Paris, namely, his nephew, Paul de Gondi, titular Bishop of Corinth in partibus infidelium, a younger son of the Duke... ...de me a sign to hold my tongue, while Queen Henrietta spoke: ‘Your Majesty sees how it is; my godchild has the enthusi- asm of charity, and you, my si... ...have some influence with him. I would give the world to meet him before he sees the intendant and his wife. Could we contrive it?’ In a few moments we... ...ed to him during the siege, and had obtained the nick- name because he was titular Archbishop of Corinth. Clement would not leave him a moment, lest h...

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...appiness. The truth is that in matters domestic she rules supreme over her titular lord, and rules with a rod of iron. Nor is this all. Things domesti... ...rs are empty words, meaning nothing. Forms he regards but little, and such titular expressions of supremacy, consecration, ordination, and the like, c... ...ere an hour before church, and hears the children say their catechism, and sees that they are clean and tidy for church, with their hands washed, and ... ...ife and nursery. He looked on women, therefore, in the same light that one sees then regarded by many Romish priests. He liked to have near him that w... ... than the present arrangement of ecclesiastical affairs in Barchester. The titular bishop never interfered, and Mrs Proudie not often. Her sphere is m...

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...ay Jasper here will tell you the same; for, like me in the forest, the lad sees but few such as yourself on Ontario, 48 The Pathfinder to soften his ... ... the bushes to prevent its being seen by any in that quarter. “The Sarpent sees the knaves!” whispered Pathfinder. “As I’m a Christian white man, they... ...u should have thought of this!” “The Great Serpent is a Mohican warrior—he sees only his enemies when he is on the war-path, and his fathers have stru... ...be an honorable calling, that of a soldier, Mabel; but an experienced hand sees many follies and weaknesses in one of these forts. As for that bit of ... ...the same direction by the fall of some heavy article on the deck. “The lad sees the signs of wind, no doubt, and wishes to be ready for it.” “A y, now... ...ations of his In- dian allies. In this capacity, then, he had risen to the titular rank of captain; and with his promotion had acquired a portion of t...

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...ed that sort of form and face, in which the beholder, at the first glance, sees nothing ex- 85 Sir Walter Scott traordinary, but of which the interes... ...rned a more delicate stomach, than those of Ritt-mas- ter Dugald Dalgetty, titular of Drumthwacket. CHAPTER XII. For close designs and crooked counsel...

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...lood to you, Kiomi; uncork his claret, my duck; straight at the nozzle, he sees more lamps than shine in London, I warrant. Make him lively, cook him;... ...hilarious readiness. ‘Roy,’ she said, ‘you have given your son spirit. One sees he has your blood when you have been with him an hour.’ ‘The season ha... ...s confident, Harry; but where can he obtain the money? If your grandfather sees it invested in your name in Government securities, he will be satisfie... ...to him that there was neither honour, nor dignity, nor profit in aiming at titular distinctions not forced upon us by the circumstances of our birth. ... ...ince goes about without at all knowing that the person who takes him—Harry sees it—is making him compromise him- self: and by-and-by the prince will d...

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...passes from Dr. Elliotson, despises pain, reads with the back of his head, sees miles off, looks into next week, and performs other wonders, of which,... ...l as the boarding-house landlady’s husband; the Munoz of private life; the titular lord and master: the carver, house-steward, and humble husband of t... ...what man in love, of us, is better informed?—or is he much happier when he sees and owns his delusion? Dobbin was under this spell. He did not bother ... ...last attained in life. Even our Becky had her weaknesses, and as one often sees how men pride themselves upon excellences which oth- ers are slow to p... ... that of a venerable bell-wether. There was Mr. John Paul Jefferson Jones, titularly attached to the American Embassy and correspondent of the New Y o... ...t and ungrateful, and, as the guilty thief who fears each bush an officer, sees threatening innuendoes and hints of capture in all the girl’s speeches... ... old grandfather, Sedley, who walks proudly down the lane by his side. She sees him, but he is not her boy any more. Why, he rides to see the boys at ...

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... Ribierist cause. It was common knowl- edge that he had refused to be made titular bishop of the Occidental diocese till justice was done to a despoil... ... port?” “I think he can be drawn into it, like all idealists, when he once sees a sentimental basis for his action. But I wouldn’t talk to him. Mere c...

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...d concubines, whom they keep so strictly that no 204 V olume One one ever sees them abroad; they spend their lives shut up within doors, and, when th... ...rable affront, and consider herself to be tyrannized over openly, when she sees the trea- sure, which was contributed by her upon a necessity for the ... ...e a skill- ful physician, who, in a complicated and chronic disease, as he sees occasion, at one while allows his patient the moder- ate use of such t... ...ho, when a sudden squall comes on, out at sea, makes all his arrangements, sees that all is tight and fast, and then follows the dictates of his skill... ...i, Cornelii, (as with us Greeks, the Heraclidae, and Pelopidae,) the other titular, and personal, taken either from their natures, or actions, or bodi... ...of Eupolis, the poet upon Cimon refer: — He was as good as others that one sees, But he was fond of drinking and of ease; And would at nights to Spart...

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...nt of his guards, where, under the direction of Michael Gabriel de Bernex, titular bishop of Geneva, she abjured her 52 The Confessions former religi... ...unt of the misfortunes of my friend. My wretched imagination, which always sees everything in the worst light, was terrified. I imagined him to be con... ...e first upon it; my old friend and brother politician, De Carrio, formerly titulary secre- tary to the embassy from Spain to V enice, afterwards in Sw... ... and foreign to his general turn of mind. He seems to forget the people he sees every day, and thinks of them in a moment when they least expect it; h... ...ed. I was therefore at liberty to follow my ancient maxim, by honoring the titulary author, and refuting the work which I think I did completely. I fo...

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... he yearns for Kieff, the mother of Russian cities, which in his vision he sees becoming “the Russian Athens.” Russian history gives him no plea- sure... ...ant as a thing inevitable, “cooling” in effect upon a too hectic world. He sees in its perfect grace, its calm and almost childlike simplicity, a powe... ...very one will draw from it what he most needs. Not less than upon these he sees its wholesome effect on the creative writer, its refreshing influence ... ...empty cask? Does not my lord know that every man thinks that every cast he sees contains brandy?” “Well, let them think it is brandy.” “Let them think... ...le for this. As for his official status, he was what is called a perpetual titular councillor, over which, as is well known, some writers make merry, ... ...ereat he wept and made a grimace, as though he foresaw that he was to be a titular councillor. In this manner did it all come about. We have men- tion... ...lba & Other Tales there are various ills strewn along the path of life for titular councillors as well as for private, actual, court, and every other ... ...lted positions ache with the cold, and tears start to their eyes, the poor titular councillors are sometimes quite unprotected. Their only salvation l... ...ke a report to the government sec- retary, the government secretary to the titular councillor, or whatever other man was proper, and all business must...

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...egan, “Thou thyself makest thyself dull with false imagining, so that thou seest not what thou wouldst see, if thou hadst shaken it off. Thou art not ... ... not, surely the shafts of wonder ought not now to pierce thee, since thou seest that the reason following the senses has short wings. But tell me wha... ...and their seeds. 16 These organs of the world thus pro- ceed, as thou now seest, from grade to grade; for they receivefrom above, and operate below. ... ...ns thee, as it is wont, to emptiness. True substances are these which thou seest, here relegated through failure in their vows. Therefore speak with t... .... It may not be without intention that the first blessed spirit whom Dante sees in Paradise is a relative of his own wife, Gemma dei Donati. 4 Rejoic... ... not defend themselves. 17 The virtues of the lame Charles II. of Apulia, titular king of Jerusalem, shall be marked with one, but his vices with a t...

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...hes. Genius studies the causal thought, and far back in the womb of things sees the rays parting from one orb, that diverge, ere they fall, by infinit... ...tion, if not stimu- lated by foreign infusions. Every thing the individual sees without him corresponds to his states of mind, and every thing is in t... ...of facts, as one that comes of a higher race; remains fast by the soul and sees the principle, then the facts fall aptly and supple into their places;... ... to carry himself in the presence of all opposition as if every thing were titular and ephemeral but he. I am ashamed to think how easily we capitulat... ...wers of nature. Every thing is made of one hidden stuff; as the naturalist sees one type under every metamorphosis, and regards a horse as a run- ning... ...o see the sensual allurement of an object and not see the sensual hurt; he sees the mermaid’s head but not the dragon’s tail, and thinks he can cut of...

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...ona hears. “Sledge!” Iona starts, and through his snow-plastered eyelashes sees an officer in a military overcoat with a hood over his head. “T o Vybo... ... and quivering voice of the hunchback. He hears abuse addressed to him, he sees people, and the feeling of loneliness begins little by little to be le... ...t shell that one would not have found it with a candle by daylight… . Iona sees a house-porter with a parcel and makes up his mind to address him. “Wh... ...er business… .” Iona looks to see the effect produced by his words, but he sees nothing. The young man has covered his head over and is already asleep... ...long beside the train to the engine, and after passing some two dozen vans sees a red open furnace; a human figure sits motionless facing it; its peak... ...ur carriage one day .” “I? No, brother, not likely. I shan’t get beyond a ‘titular,’ not if I try till I burst. I’m not an educated man.” “Our General...

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...er its Ancestor alive when Hengst and Horsa overran thy Island? Friend, thou seest here a living link in that Tissue of History, which inweaves all Be... ... half cracked, half congealed.”—What the Hofrath shall think of this when he sees it, readers may wonder; we, safe in the stronghold of Historical Fid... ...s thus at the roaring Loom of Time I ply, And weave for God the Garment thou seest Him by. Of twenty millions that have read and spouted this thunder ... ... in the moment when a man first strips himself of adventitious wrappages; and sees indeed that he is naked, and, as Swift has it, ‘a forked strad dlin... ... he is revealed to his like, and dwells with them in UNION and DIVISION; and sees and fashions for himself a Universe, with azure Starry Spaces, and l... ...t more in sorrow than in anger, say or think: From a Doctor utriusque Juris, titular Profes sor in a University, and man to whom hitherto, for his se...

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... There was a gentle, sweet, and docile expression on her face, such as one sees on the faces of people listening to crazy saints or holy men when a pe... ... then called my attention to a stove of patterned tiles, such as one never sees now. He tapped the stove, too, with his fingers. There was an atmosphe... ...he window, begs for a night’s lodg- ing.… They let him in, and suddenly he sees that they are robbers. Or, better still, he is taken into a big manor-... ...er husband, Osip Stepanitch Dymov, was a doctor, and only of the rank of a titular councillor. He was on the staff of two hospitals: in one a ward-sur... ...leeplessness, a question sticks in my brain like a nail. My daughter often sees me, an old man and a distinguished man, blush painfully at being in de... ...d a distinguished man, blush painfully at being in debt to my footman; she sees how often anxiety over petty debts forces me to lay aside my work and ...

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...the flat horizon there arise the frequent venerable towers of churches. He sees at the end of airy vistas the revolution of the windmill sails. He may... ..., put a spirit of romance into the tamest landscape. When the Scotch child sees them first he falls immediately in love; and from that time forward wi... ... is nothing else than naked, igno- rant selfishness. It is himself that he sees dead; those are his virtues that are forgotten; his is the vague epita... ...h pained and puzzled. To those who have already made acquaintance with the titular hero in the pages of Vingt Ans Apres, perhaps the name may act as a...

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...ined with me once, now misery hath joined In equal ruin: into what pit thou seest From what highth fall’n, so much the stronger proved He with his th... ...her scorn, Paradise Lost Milton 7 Or satiate fury yield it from our Foe. Seest thou yon dreary Plain, forlorn and wilde, The seat of desolation, v... ...s, Whose midnight Revels, by a Forrest side Or Fountain fome belated Peasant sees, Or dreams he sees, while over head the Moon Sits Arbitress, and nee... ...s all things at one view? he from heav’ns highth All these our motions vain, sees and derides; Not more Almighty to resist our might Then wise to frus... ...gious motion felt and rueful throes. At last this odious offspring whom thou seest Thine own begotten, breaking violent way Tore through my entrails, ... ...Princedomes, Vertues, Powers, If these magnific Titles yet remain Not meerly titular, since by Decree Another now hath to himself ingross’t All Power,...

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...nd with me once, now misery hath joynd 90 In equal ruin: into what Pit thou seest From what highth fal’n, so much the stronger provd He with his ... ...slip th’ occasion, whether scorn, Or satiate fury yield it from our Foe. Seest thou yon dreary Plain, forlorn and wilde, 180 The seat of desolati... ... Whose midnight Revels, by a Forrest side Or Fountain fome belated Peasant sees, Or dreams he sees, while over head the Moon Sits Arbitress, and... ... things at one view? he from heav’ns highth 190 All these our motions vain, sees and derides; Not more Almighty to resist our might Then wise to ... ... motion felt and rueful throes. 780 At last this odious offspring whom thou seest Thine own begotten, breaking violent way Tore through my entrai... ...omes, Vertues, Powers, If these magnific Titles yet remain 770 Not meerly titular, since by Decree Another now hath to himself ingross’t All Po...

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...courtly bishops, like William of Wykeham, generally sent their suffragans, titular bishops in partibus infidelium, to perform their duties. One of the... ...drive them ‘way, And so they licked his sores. And when Lazarus afterwards sees “Divers” “sitting on a serpent’s knee.” May Day too survived in a feeb...

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...y fond of the girl.” And then I said something like: “Well, Leonora, a man sees more of these things than even a wife. And, let me tell you, that in a... ... or all three of them were there, they stood between me as if, I being the titular possessor of the corpse, had a right to be present at their confere...

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...e, no destiny can be equal to your deserts. Yet sometimes, true it is, God sees not as man sees; and he ordains, after his unfathomable counsels, to t... ...f peace, in the dreadful desert, must Kate indeed die even yet, whilst she sees but cannot reach you? Outpost on the frontier of man’s dominions, stan... ... of his daughter and his son-in-law to the throne of a sovereign prince. A titular prince Zebek already was: but this dignity, without the substantial... ...pathy with the laboring nisus of these gladiatorial times; that works (and sees the ne- 215 Thomas de Quincey cessity of working) the apparatus of ma... ... present. This treatment is very serviceable to your neighbor’s optics; he sees things in a new light after a sufficient course of so dis- tressing a ... ...fined by a well considered code growing out of long experience, each party sees that this scourge of war would continually tend to limit itself. Conse...

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... with a faint sense of relationship to the chosen girl. “What is in me, he sees on her.” It decked her pride to think so, as a wreath on the graveston... ...ch as Mont Blanc knows that he is going to be climbed by a party below. He sees a speck or two in the valley.” “He has not spoken of it.” “He would at... ...deed in itself contemptible, is above the material 83 George Meredith and titular; one cannot quite say how. There, however, is the flavour. Dainty s... ...e the pecking sparrow, is he that ever in the recurrent evening of his day sees the best of it ahead and soon to come. He has the rich reward of a you... ...e’s away to the ladies, and he puts on his Club. That’s what your bachelor sees and would like to spare them; and if he didn’t see something of the so... ...ou have, dear child, a lover who in his solicitude for your happiness both sees what you desire and what is due to you.” “—And for us, Clara, to recog...

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...,—and I don’t suppose you look forward to waiting till his death. ’ ‘If he sees her happiness really depends on it he will give his leave. It all depe... ...an! I cannot give you my consent. 446 The Duke’s Children The young lady sees it in the right light, and that will make your escape easy. ’ ‘I do no... ...rs. But not on that account should a Duke’s son refuse them. A man when he sees a rung va- cant on the ladder should always put his foot there. ’ ‘I’l... ...ed,—and on that point only everybody was right. Lord Drummond, who was the titular Prime Minister, and Sir Timothy, had, during a considerable part of...